Miss-Representation was an eye-opening film as it placed
women in a much lower-role in society than what I ever expected. I knew that for commercials and movies women
would wear as much sexual appealing clothing as possible to attract new
customers. Also, that Americans are
obsessed with the highly-impossible looks that women try to achieve every
day.
First off the looks are computerized, with much of the
women’s physical feature having been changed or re-imaged Women will not stop
at anything as long as they have secured the best human attractiveness
possible. This trickles down to the young girls as they realize the only way to
be successful and pretty in society today is to look perfect and never stop
changing your body.
The TV show Toddlers and Tiaras is a prime example of how
young girls think they should look and see as beautiful. The problem I see is their moms or coaches in
this case are not anywhere as attractive as they want their daughters to
become. I feel like the moms/coaches put
these girls through these beauty pageants and try to make them as beautiful,
because they never got that as young girls and this is the only way they know
how to reach that goal.
Thus, when these girls grow up they have the idea that the
only way to be attractive is to dress in a sexual way to show off their
physical attributes, and maintain their physical presence at a high level at
all times. When this happens, we see
girls where nothing during commercials or they are perceived as sexual objects
in movies as this is the way these individuals were raised and it transfers to
show how they need to be successful in society today and live their lives.
In the end, we realize many women have a great
amount of plastic surgeries done to keep changing their body till the women
thinks she’s perfect. Another way women
try to become the perfect body image is by going on certain diets in order to
maintain their physical character. What
women need to do is to realize that beauty can be found anywhere and does not
recite in one form.
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